From protest to the polls: No Kings rallies focus on midterms
Hundreds gathered at the Soldiers and Sailors Monument in Nashua, one of nearly 20 events across New Hampshire and more than 2,500 nationwide, according to organizers.
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Williams, who is challenging Democratic Rep. Maggie Goodlander in New Hampshire’s 2nd Congressional District, described the gathering as her 10th and final town hall before the November election. About two dozen people attended the event.
Warmington outlines housing, health care priorities at Nashua candidate forum
She called housing her “day one, number one priority” and proposed appointing a housing czar to establish a clearer accounting of the state’s needs and a plan to meet them. She also advocated investing in the Affordable Housing Fund and the Housing Champions program.
Newsom urges Nashua Democrats to turn opposition to Trump into votes
Newsom’s message combined sharp criticism of Trump with a challenge to his own party: Stop treating political opposition as an exercise in making arguments and start organizing to win power.
Khanna urges economic renewal, backs Levesque at Hollis campaign event
“Just defeating Trump in the midterms is not sufficient,” Khanna said. “We not only have to defeat Trump, we have to understand and address the conditions that created Donald Trump.”
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Secretary of State David Scanlan and Attorney General John Formella Provide Voters With Important Update on the Use of Student ID Cards Ahead of General Election
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BEA and New Hampshire Department of Employment Security Secure Nearly $6.6 Million Federal Grant to Reskill Dislocated Workers into High-Growth Careers
New Hampshire’s joint application secured the top funding tier nationwide—one of only 20 projects funded across 17 states—positioning state agencies to rapidly bridge the gap between workers affected by layoffs and high-demand, high-wage Granite State employers.